Gary McDonald, DDS, who leads the practice, had planned to retire before partnering with the group.
“Luckily, I’ve been given an amazing opportunity and I’m very pleased to report that I am not retiring,” Dr. McDonald said.
Kingwood Oral Surgery, which provides a range of OMS care such as dental implants, pathology, and bone grafting, will keep its existing staff and name under the partnership. The practice also plans to bring on another surgeon in the near future, according to the announcement.
USOSM provides administrative, marketing and business support to partner practices across nine states.
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